Sentence examples for conservation limits from inspiring English sources

But the company did declare in the draft IPO that it intended to circumvent international conservation limits on tuna – by simply ignoring them.

"Councils would be bound to set conservation limits on the basis of scientific advice, and they would have to stay within those limits," says Rosenberg.

However, over the past decade, most regional councils have made significant progress toward following scientific advice on conservation limits, Rosenberg says.

PAGE D1 Seeking Conservation Limit The administration is arguing that a major environmental law does not apply to most of the nation's oceans, a move that environmentalists say could allow activities to escape environmental review.

Fine stands of timber remain in the mountains, but the difficulty of removing logs from the steep terrain and the pressing need for effective conservation limit long-term prospects.

It can be noted (Figure 2) that the temperature rise was only 0,5°C for both samples after a heating time of 3 4 minutes (green line), supporting the assumption that the temperature rise of the material around the hole does not exceed 5°C indicated by Thomson as a good conservation limit.

In 2005, Caspersen sought a seat on the town commission in Jupiter Island, Florida; his platform focused on conservation, limiting development, and burying utility cables.

As with all conservation, limited resources for coral reef protection require that we prioritize where and how to act to efficiently sustain coral reef ecosystems [5].

Results presented have conservation limited in this manner.

The α box shows the most degenerate consensus sequence, with conservation limited to the central part of the NF-κB binding site.

The regions that we identified as important for conservation based on the highest rates of change coincide with relatively less densely populated areas on the eastern side of the Andes (GPW version 3, Gridded Population of the World; http://sedac.ciesin.columbia.edu/gpw/index.jsp; Fig. S12), suggesting an opportunity for conservation limited by relatively modest conflict with human needs.